fatigue and recovery Flashcards
what does EPOC stand for
excess post-exercise oxygen consumption
what 3 things cause fatigue
energy depletion
dehydration
build up of waste products
why does depletion of energy stores cause fatigue
in long duration sports it will use all the glycogen stores meaning that it will have to use fat stores this happens because the athlete may not be taking in any carbs to rebuild these stores back up
how does dehydration cause fatigue
body expels more water than it is taking in meaning the body is loosing more salt which therefore the transport of oxygen and nutrition such as glucose in difficult
how does build up of by products cause fatigue
build up of lattice acid and carbon dioxide in short distance activities because no oxygen present
what are the two components of EPOC
fast and slow component
what does the slow component do
elevated circulation, ventilation and body temp in order to remove lattice acid and H+ ions
when does the slow component happen
2-48 hours
when does the fast component happen
straight after exercise
what does the fast component do
-restore ATP+PC
-restores myoglobin
what is EPOC
is the volume of oxygen used post exercise to replenish stores such as ATP and myoglobin
shortage is also equivalent to the amount of 0 required to get rid of lattice acid by converting it into co2 and h2o
what should you do in the 2 hour window of recovery
rehydrate and do an active cool down this supports thermoregulation and support elevated circulation
what should you do in the 48 hour window
consume protein to repair damaged muscles, and consumen carbs
what does EIMD stand for
exercise induced muscle damage
what does DOMS stand for
delayed onset muscle soreness